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]]> http://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/11928 Sat, 01 Oct 2016 09:00:00 -0400 https://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/11928-adelaide-street Furniture in the open-plan kitchen/dining/living area was chosen for its visual lightness. Photo © Daniel Mayne Copious cabinets in the large kitchen island hold plates, utensils, wine, and cookbooks. Photo © Daniel Mayne Connecting the airy double-height space, the custom yellow storage unit conceals a fridge and laundry facilities below and serves as a bedroom closet above. It also holds the upstairs bathroom’s plumbing. Photo © Daniel Mayne Image courtesy Ian Moore Architects Image courtesy Ian Moore Architects Image courtesy Ian Moore Architects 'You once wrote that Modernists couldn't do front doors, so I've tried to prove you wrong,' says architect Ian Moore, as he pivots the massive milk-glass front door to admit me from the street.

]]> strelein-warehouse.asp Sun, 16 Oct 2011 12:00:00 -0400 https://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/8279-strelein-warehouse The main entrance to the 19th-century warehouse leads into an office, and library for the owner. Strelein WarehouseIan Moore ArchitectsSydney, AustraliaThe main entrance to the 19th-century warehouse leads into an office, and library for the owner.Image courtesy Ian Moore Architects A top-lit bathroom on the second floor is lined in white solid surfacing to emphasize its clarity and purity. Strelein WarehouseIan Moore ArchitectsSydney, AustraliaA top-lit bathroom on the second floor is lined in white solid surfacing to emphasize its clarity and purity.Image courtesy Ian Moore Architects A black anodized aluminum box encloses the upper-level bathroom, which divides the sitting room from the bedroom. The floor is surfaced in white rubber. The rectilinearity of the laminated glass desk Strelein WarehouseIan Moore ArchitectsSydney, AustraliaA black anodized aluminum box encloses the upper-level bathroom, which divides the sitting room from the bedroom. The floor is surfaced in white rubber. The rectilinearity of the laminated glass desk and coffee table echoes the knife-edge profile of the steel-plate stair balustrade (right, foreground). The architect painted the steel plate with matte- black epoxy, then washed it in vinegar and rubbed it with baby oil.Image courtesy Ian Moore Architects The bedroom on the other side of the bath core receives daylight from a clerestory beneath a skylight and lamplight from fixtures designed by Serge Mouille. Strelein WarehouseIan Moore ArchitectsSydney, AustraliaThe bedroom on the other side of the bath core receives daylight from a clerestory beneath a skylight and lamplight from fixtures designed by Serge Mouille. Image courtesy Ian Moore Architects The front door, a double-height steel portal, is at the end of a cul-de-sac. Strelein WarehouseIan Moore ArchitectsSydney, AustraliaThe front door, a double-height steel portal, is at the end of a cul-de-sac.Image courtesy Ian Moore Architects The garage, on the 882-square-foot site, opens onto a back street. Strelein WarehouseIan Moore ArchitectsSydney, AustraliaThe garage, on the 882-square-foot site, opens onto a back street. Image courtesy Ian Moore Architects Strelein Warehouse Strelein WarehouseIan Moore ArchitectsSydney, AustraliaImage courtesy Ian Moore Architects Strelein Warehouse Strelein WarehouseIan Moore ArchitectsSydney, AustraliaImage courtesy Ian Moore Architects Strelein Warehouse Strelein WarehouseIan Moore ArchitectsSydney, AustraliaImage courtesy Ian Moore Architects